Not, I hasten to say, because women have some essential qualities that men lack. Or because a female leader will necessarily work to improve the lives of women; Margaret Thatcher put that notion to rest in the 1980s. When the BBC's 'Woman's Hour' asked the British prime minister about providing child care to working women, Thatcher said, if 'mothers want to keep their hand in when their children are small, they should perhaps do a little part-time work with the help of an aunt or a granny.' Sound familiar?
“You will no longer be abandoned, lonely or scared. You will no longer be in danger. You’re not gonna be in danger any longer. You will no longer have anxiety from all of the problems our country has today. You will be protected, and I will be your protector. Women will be happy, healthy, confident and free. You will no longer be thinking about abortion.”Before, you thought abortion might even be a reason to vote. You voted! You could laugh, or cry, when you think about it. You aren’t sure which. 'Old Doanld' will know.
Thank God the national nightmare of forcing you to make choices — as though your thoughts and desires mattered — is at an end. You wake up and smile at the picture of your patron saint, 'Old Doanld'. You go to the market (JD Vance is in charge of eggs now; he has been lecturing the hens about the need to fertilize more of them) and buy one dozen. They cost exactly the right amount. You are not thinking about abortion.
Nothing is the matter here. You are so much more relaxed now that the country has no more problems. Sometimes, you don’t think that all of them were problems, but the thought is quick to vanish. You don’t think about abortion. How could you think about abortion? There is no abortion here. It is with the states where it belongs. It isn’t where you are. It’s not important. You’re not important. 'Old Doanld' is protecting you.
Adjudicated rapist and self-professed molester of women 'Old Donald' has a message for the country’s female voters… and it’s in all caps, so it must be important.“WOMEN ARE POORER THAN THEY WERE FOUR YEARS AGO, ARE LESS HEALTHY THAN THEY WERE FOUR YEARS AGO, ARE LESS SAFE ON THE STREETS THAN THEY WERE FOUR YEARS AGO, ARE MORE DEPRESSED AND UNHAPPY THAN THEY WERE FOUR YEARS AGO, AND ARE LESS OPTIMISTIC AND CONFIDENT IN THE FUTURE THAN THEY WERE FOUR YEARS AGO!” "Old Donald" wrote in a visually assaulting Truth Social post that should go over very well with women who love having old men explain to them how they are doing and feeling.
This will be music to the ears of women in states with abortion bans and restrictions.
The young and charismatic founder of the anti-abortion group Live Action had hoped for big things from the Republican candidate: a bold display of anti-abortion beliefs and a promise to turn those beliefs into law.She was quickly disappointed. While "Old Donald" criticised Democrats’ “extreme” abortion policies, he refused to take a position on a national ban, saying instead that the issue should be left to the states.
And he called himself a “leader” on IVF, putting himself at odds with Ms Rose and many in her movement, who oppose the procedure because it often involves destroying embryos.
Women do more. They have more education than at any time in history. They’re likely to live longer.
'Old Donald' shared a grossly sexist post about Kamala Harris.He reposted QAnon slogans and sharing a screenshot of an exchange on X that featured a photo of Harris and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton alongside a comment that read, 'Funny how blowjobs impacted both their careers differently.'
For many, Michelle Obama is emblematic of the country’s best values. Smart, dedicated to her family and country, empathetic, and kind, she has earned a reputation of being “exactly what the country needs” despite her ongoing resistance to such a path. In her speech, which many lauded as the best of the night, her words of wisdom, encouragement, and warning cut through the cheers and chants. That said, what was arguably more powerful was the implicit takeaway of Michelle Obama’s speech: Black womanhood matters.
In other recent remarks, "Old Donald" suggested Harris's appearance would undermine her with world leaders, saying they would view her as a 'play toy' and declining to specify why. House Republican leaders have advised lawmakers to stop attacking Harris based on her identity, but "Old Donald" has brushed off advice from Republican allies, including former rival Nikki Haley, to avoid personal attacks of the Democratic presidential nominee."I'm entitled to personal attacks," he told reporters on Thursday. "I have to do it my way."
There was no need for me to bring cats into this. Or dogs, for that matter. If I brought dogs in. I apologize to them both.
- 'Childless Cat Ladies' Comment About Women Without Children
"I truly can't believe this is coming from a potential VP of The United States," the actress wrote
In the 2021 interview, Vance told Carlson that the country was being run 'by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices that they've made, and so they wanna make the rest of the country miserable, too.' He further lamented, 'You look at Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, AOC, the entire future of the Democrats is controlled by people without children.'
In the past, Aniston has been vocal about her use of IVF, and the difficulty of handling pregnancy rumors in the public eye.
The GOP wants to control every aspect of women's lives and their bodies. That's why Harris' life choices and political success infuriate them
Kamala Harris has not given birth to children - and is therefore unfit to be president of the United States of America - appears to be the first line of attack the GOP has come up with since the presidential race was upended this weekend when President Joe Biden dropped out.
Melinda French Gates said she's backing Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid to become US president, calling the California Democrat 'a leader who knows that when women have their full power in society, we all thrive.''There is so much riding on the election in November,' the billionaire philanthropist said Tuesday in a post on X. 'We need a leader who will stand up for reproductive freedom. A leader who understands that supporting caregivers leads to healthier families and a stronger economy.'
Actor George Clooney also says he will support Harris in 2024
'Old Donald' received some boos at a conservative summit on Friday after he defended abortion in casesThe new paragraph, however, is a characteristically "Old Donald"ian obfuscation, an attempt to please his base and confuse other voters who might have heard claims over the past several months that "Old Donald", supposedly bucking his base, is resistant to a national abortion ban. A casual reader might even see the new platform’s sentence on the 14th Amendment as referring to constitutional rights for people, not embryos.
Here’s where the top three contenders for the job — North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R), Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) — stand on abortion.
“We are democrats, and by conviction, we would never establish an authoritarian or represssive government.”She has now done so, becoming Mexico’s first woman president by a huge margin.
In the final moments of his campaign for mayor of the tiny community of Coyuca de Benítez, Alfredo Cabrera was shaking hands with his supporters as he approached the stage to deliver his closing speech. Suddenly, a gunman appeared from behind him and shot the opposition candidate in the back of the head, killing him instantly.
Ms Sheinbaum says she hopes to reduce the murder rate from 23.3 homicides for every 100,000 residents to about 19.4 per 100,000 by 2027. That would put Mexico on par with Brazil.
She points to her term as Mexico City mayor, during which statistics suggest she oversaw a 50% reduction in the murder rate in the capital.
That step is over. Now, to bring drug cartel violence under control, she must succeed where the men who went before her have failed.
“Finally, a woman will lead us. We feel happy, proud to know that a woman can govern the country. It gives hope to other women.”Pushed by feminist activists, Mexico, over the past few decades, has adopted increasingly broad laws encouraging more representation of women in politics. Then, in 2019, it took the remarkable step of making gender parity in all three branches of government a constitutional requirement.
Until 2021, abortion was banned in all but two states. Now it is legal in most of the country.
Today, half of the country's legislature is made up of women, compared with less than 30 percent of the U.S. Congress.
Now, a woman is set to become the most powerful person in the country, the commander of the armed forces, the chief executive of the second largest economy in Latin America.